English-Speaking Religious Com- Events, Records of, 1891. ...62, 63 Exchanges, Business, N. Y. City.394 Expenditures, U.S. Government116 Exports of United States....128, 129 10* There are nearly three millions of people in New York City, Brooklyn and Jersey City, all of whom, together with the hundred thousand strangers who pass through this City every day, have the privilege extended to them to visit the tower of the World building, by making proper application at the office. From the tower the visitor gets an extended view of the City, Brooklyn, Jersey, the Palisades of the Hudson, the Harbor and River spreading below like a moving panorama. At no other place in the City is there such a BEAUTIFUL SIGHT. There is still another place of interest that has, during the eight years of its existence, become a landmark in this City, and should be visited by all strangers before leaving town. It is a favorite expression of many travellers when reaching the metropolis, "Check my trunk to- -Hotel, and direct me the nearest way to the EDEN MUSEE." This is a beautiful stone building on West Twenty-Third Street, near Broadway. Here are representations of scenes from the icy solitudes of the Pole to the burning sun of Africa, and distant China and Japan, as well as distinguished persons, rulers, artists and scientists from every country on the globe. These are all reproduced and modelled after nature by distinguished artists, in wax, the grouping and dressing of the subjects being most wonderful and life-like. On entering the first hall a beautiful group, just added, of Rouget de l'Isle, singing THE MARSEILLAISE is seen, immediately opposite the balcony scene of Romeo and Juliet. In the Central Hall, the Rulers of the World, the wonderful Japanese group, the Literary and Artistic groups, the great scene of Christopher Columbus being received at the Court of Spain, and many other interesting and historical groups are arranged. The Chamber of Horrors, which has many points of interest, and the beautiful groups and tableaux of George Washington, the last fight of General Custer, etc., etc., are in the basement. In the beautiful Winter Garden, concerts by MUNCZI LAJOS, society's favorite musician, are given twice daily; in the afternoons at 2.30 and evenings at 8. Munczi Lajos, who is the greatest of Hungary's musicians, is surrounded by an accomplished orchestra of sixteen Hungarians, all of whom are soloists. On the stage every evening, with Wednesday and Saturday matinées, BAULTIER DE KOLTA the most accomplished and refined Magician in the world, gives his charming entertainments. The elucidation of his wonderful "Problems has mystified every beholder, and his doings has become the talk of New York. The price of admission to the Eden Musée, including concerts and stage performances, is Fifty cents for adults and Twenty-five cents for children. LLS FARGO & CO.'S PRESS, ■l Office, Atlantic Dept., 63 Broadway, New York. FORWARDER to ALL PARTS of the WORLD. pt Dispatch, Unquestioned Responsibility. 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